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Roku, Inc., led by CEO Anthony Wood, holds the top market share as the leading TV operating system in the U.S., according to market data.

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Roku, Inc., led by CEO Anthony Wood, holds the top market share as the leading TV operating system in the U.S., according to market data.

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  1. Roku, which is based in San Jose and led by Anthony Wood, now includes titles from Warner Bros. Discovery in its service offerings.Sub-event
  2. Roku is the leading TV OS in the U.S., led by CEO Anthony Wood.1 source
  3. Wood emphasized strategy to grow platform revenue, while analysts questioned sustainability.1 source
  4. Anthony Wood emphasized company execution at Roku on August 13, 2025.1 source

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